We believe strongly in our parent company's simple, but powerful, Corporate Mission

As a Toyota Group Company, Hino is committed to KAIZEN ("continuous improvement") - not just of its products, but its internal and external relationships, too. By consistently working as a team - with employees, customers, suppliers, and communities - Hino believes each adds and receives more value.

Teamwork and continuous improvement require transparency. Hino is committed to open, consistent, and relevant communication with its teammates. Of course, the foundation for successful teamwork is simple: Respect for all business partners. Hino demands this of itself and expects it from others because, just like a Hino truck, the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.

It is a deep honor for Hino to share its values and vision with its partners.

ENVIRONMENT

The Company is committed both to responsible resource utilization in its manufacturing processes, and the continuous effort to design and build increasingly energy efficient products.

Environmental stewardship is a basic operating tenet for Hino.

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COMMUNITY

This commitment is deeply ingrained and evidenced by each facility's contributions to its surrounding communities. Whether this means establishing college scholarships for local students, collecting donations for area food banks, or adopting an elementary school in need, Hino is quick to assist. Indeed, Hino's Team Members are among the first in their communities to answer a call for volunteers - whatever the cause. Its Team Members' spirit of community participation is a point of particular pride for Hino.

For Hino, it is an honor to be a respected corporate citizen and neighbor.

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CONFLICT MINERALS

Built on Hino’s Core Principles, and as the third component of “The Hino Credo,” the CSR Charter articulates Hino’s goals when serving each of our diverse stakeholder groups.

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